Table 1.
Constructs | Definition | Theoretical Framework |
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Immediacy | Users obtain information or responses quickly and without delay in MMC (adapted from Zhang et al. [50]) | Temporal (PDT) |
Telepresence | Users feel like being physically transported to an offline treatment room in MMC (adapted from Zhang and Li [51]) | Spatial (PDT) |
Intimacy | MMC creates a strong bond and trusting relationship between patients (adapted from Chen et al. [52]) | Social (PDT) |
Substitutability | MMC can be a good alternative to offline medical consultations (adapted from Wu and Lu [49]) | Hypothetical (PDT) |
Satisfaction | Users believe MMC’s actual performance is better than expected (adapted from Johnson and Fornell [53]) | ISCM |
Pandemic-induced anxiety | Users’ apprehensive feelings when they face the choice to fight against the pandemic (adapted from Wang et al. [54]) | - |
Continuance intention | The willingness of users to continue using MMC after its initial adoption (adapted from Bhattacherjee [27]) | ISCM |
Note: psychological distance theory, PDT; information systems continuance model, ISCM; mobile medical consultation, MMC.